Partnership for Children & Youth (PCY) believes all children need opportunities to learn beyond the school day and year to build skills and relationships, expand their horizons, access social capital, and discover their passions. PCY improves learning opportunities and conditions for youth by increasing access and quality of expanded learning programs in California: from the implementation of the 2006 landmark afterschool measure Prop. 49, to the unprecedented $4 billion investment in expanded learning in 2022. Our policy and practice experts work both in the field and in the state capitol to incubate new ideas, build capacity and coalitions, and change systems. Learn more about our work to represent and serve the best interests of California's children and families at www.partnerforchildren.org.

Urban Habitat works to democratize power and advance equitable policies to create a just and connected Bay Area for low-income communities and communities of color. We confront structural inequities impacting historically disenfranchised communities. Through strategic partnerships, we support increasing the power and capacity in low-income communities and communities of color.

California Child Care Resource is an individual & family services company based out of 111 New Montgomery St # 7, San Francisco, California, United States.

The Charles and Helen Schwab Foundation was established by Charles and Helen Schwab in 1987. The Foundation envisions a world in which all people lead fulfilling and choice-filled lives.

MILESTONES OF DEVELOPMENT INC is a company based out of 1 FLORIDA ST, VALLEJO, California, United States.

Bay Area Cancer Connections supports anyone affected by breast or ovarian cancer with personalized services that inform and empower.

Asian Immigrant Women Advocates is dedicated to developing strong and empowered leaders among low-income, Asian immigrant women and youth. Peer Leaders drive AIWA's programs, and provide in-language support and opportunities for the education, civic engagement and leadership development of other immigrant women and youth.

The Linked Learning Alliance is a nationwide coalition of education, industry, and community organizations dedicated to increasing equity and empowering young people for college and career success.

• Integrated recruitment and supervision to the intern program. • Administered the annual giving campaign by managing contacts in the database, editing appeal letters, following up with receipts, and tracking income. • Conducted research on private and public funding opportunities to determine funding compatibility and requirements. • Cultivated HOP’s social networking resources (Facebook, Twitter, Survey Monkey, and HOP’s website) and online giving campaigns. • Worked closely with Project Managers to promote peer-to-peer information sharing opportunities for community health professionals. • Advertised HOP’s annual award nominations through social networking platforms; facilitate the panel call for potential candidates and arrange presentation of the awards at conferences. • Executed event planning support to the Board of Directors (BOD) by synchronizing and staffing various BOD conference calls and face-to-face meetings; taking and processing meeting minutes. • Collaborated with the Certified Public Accounting firm for the annual financial audit and prepared necessary fiscal documents; partook in successful audits for two consecutive years. • Promoted to Executive Coordinator position in 2012 from Executive Assistant, with additional responsibilities in Human Resources, Fund Development, and Marketing.

On the Move (OTM) is the cultural mobility information network active in Europe and worldwide, aiming to encourage and facilitate cross-border mobility and cooperation for professionals of the artistic and cultural sector. On the Move provides information on cultural mobility that is clear, up-to-date, and always free to use. Drawing on the expertise of our network and partners, we source open calls for our website, maintain a collection of 60 funding guides, and point to external guidance on specialist topics like visa and tax law. We also publish thematic reports and publications, undertake research, and design mentoring programmes for artists and organisations. All our work is underpinned by a commitment to engaging with the context, environmental impacts and ethics of mobility. We are supported by the Creative Europe programme of the European Commission and the French Ministry of Culture.

We are a network of purpose-driven, values-aligned CEOs within the natural products industry. We gather to address the most critical sustainability issues affecting our industry, our people and the planet. Through collective action and mutual support we not only impact our individual businesses and member community but also build inclusive, action-oriented movements that promote system-level change through our industry-wide collaboratives.

BUEN DIA FAMILY SCHOOL is a a preschool with a Spanish bilingual component, and with a nurturing, arts-focused environment where children express themselves through the language of play, where they follow their own interests, make their own choices, and have the guidance of teachers who are truly collaborating in their learning and adventures.